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SL-W vs PAK-W Live Score

168/8(20.0 ov)
169/1(18.3 ov)
Sri Lanka Women beat Pakistan Women by 9 wickets
  • 19th
    141
  • 18th
    1W1101
  • 17th
    WD121B40
  • 16th
    144116
  • 15th
    610120
  • 14th
    601211
  • 13th
    11B100
  • 12th
    11211WD4
  • 11th
    060001
  • 10th
    0010WD10
  • 9th
    011006
  • 8th
    400111
  • 7th
    100114
  • 6th
    062411
  • 5th
    NB614400
  • 4th
    10LB410
  • 3rd
    601WD240
  • 2nd
    20410WD1
  • 1st
    000202
Current Innings
BattersRB4s6sSR
Harshitha Samarawickrama340075
Vishmi Gunarathne635033126
statsStats
  • Dotball36%
  • Boundaries12%
  • Balls per boundary8
statsRun scored in last balls
  • On 10 Balls11
  • On 20 Balls18
  • On 30 Balls30
Partnership
9 of 7 balls

SL-W vs PAK-W Commentary

5:59 PM IST DRINKS! Sri Lanka Women are cruising along in this chase at the moment. At the same stage, Pakistan Women also did not lose any wickets, but scored 53 runs, so the Lankan are ahead in terms of runs. Usually, skipper Chamari Athapaththu takes charge, but here Vishmi Gunarathne is playing the aggressor. However, the game started to turn after the Powerplay in the first innings, and the Women in Green will hope that they can do something similar to put the pressure back on the chasing side. Also, Nashra Sundhu to bowl after the break.
5:59 PM IST Athapaththu falls short of ton but dominates - A few would have thought this would be a stiff target, but the Sri Lankan openers had other ideas. They went all guns blazing right from ball one, sparing none and smashing 64 in the Powerplay. The fielding restrictions didn’t change anything as they kept going after the bowlers, with both batters bringing up their respective fifties. Chamari Athapaththu shifted gears impressively, peppering the mid-wicket region and taking her side close to the win. She eventually fell short of her century on 94, but the 160-run opening stand had already killed the game, and fittingly, Vishmi Gunarathne stayed unbeaten on 63 to hit the winning runs.
5:58 PM IST Is Chamari Athapaththu eyeing a ton here?
W
13.1

Nimasha Meepage to Fatima Sana, 1 run

OUT! AYESHA ZAFAR IS RUN OUT! A huge mix-up and Pakistan Women lose another wicket. Nimasha Meepage floats it up, full and on middle, Fatima Sana clips it towards deep mid-wicket and calls for the second run. Ayesha Zafar responds but then stops for a bit before taking off again. The throw comes in at the bowler's end, where Harshitha Samarawickrama is backing up. She collects the ball and breaks the stumps with Ayesha not even in the frame.

5:54 PM IST Statement win for Sri Lanka Women - Despite this being a warm-up game, Sri Lanka, apart from the first six overs with the ball, completely outplayed Pakistan Women across all three departments. It was a dominant all-round display that will give them plenty of confidence heading into the tournament. Pakistan, on the other hand, will need to go back to the drawing board and find a way to adapt better to English conditions, which they have yet to fully get to grips with.
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18.3

Tasmia Rubab to Vishmi Gunarathne, 1 run

SRI LANKA WIN BY 9 WICKETS! A comfortable finish in the end. A length delivery around leg stump, and Vishmi Gunarathne calmly clips it down to deep fine leg for a single. That is all they need as Sri Lanka complete the chase with ease, getting home with nine balls to spare.

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